What shows have been mentioned on Seinfeld. Complete this list Mad About You Jeopardy Entertainment Tonight Charles Grodin David Letterman Tonight Show LA Law Blossom ER Homocide (A picture of which was seen in the background when Jerry and George pitched the pilot to NBC)
Other shows
Fans compile a list of TV shows and movies that have been referenced or mentioned within Seinfeld episodes.
Murphy Brown (Kramer got a bit part on the show) Today Show ("Puffy Shirt" interview) Cheers (mentioned during the contract negotiations for the Pilot) Bozo the Clown (mentioned once by George)
Name the characters who have appeared on the show played by more than one actor/actress. I know of at least 3!
name them!
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Lloyd Braun was played by Pete Keleghan and Matt McCoy
Michael ("ya gotta see the baaaaaybeee!") was played by Steven Prutting and Mark L. Taylor.
Mr. Lippman was played by Harris Shore and Richard Fancy.
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George Steinbrenner has been played by Larry David and Lee Bear.
Very thorough answers but aren't you forgetting a couple of obvious examples?
Jerry's father was first played by a bald actor who was doing a "combover" as Elaine referred to it. This guy preceded the current Morty (is it Barry Martin?).
On the handicapped parking episode, Frank Costanza was first played by John Randolph. Curiously, this episode was partly reshot with Jerry Stiller for syndication.
As no post is complete w/o a little opinion, I think the first Lloyd Braun was much better. It's real easy to see why George hated him. I think they should have created a new character for the old movie house episode.
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Well, sure. But he only asked for three. :)
Barney Martin.
On 12 Mar 1998, Dave wrote:
girlfriend who on her first appearance he accused of faking, and in the second appearance George was obsessed with Jerry's girlfriend who didn't like him. They even showed a picture of the first during the second and they looked nothing alike to me.
"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner
In the mid eighties there was a film by the Coen brothers called "Barton Fink." Do I dream or was the lead character played by John Torturo and didn't he look a lot like Kramer?
Diva
Hey, not only did he look similar, but he and Michael Richards were ACTUALLY in a movie together (UNSTRUNG HEROES)! Duh.
Jafo (Sorry to be rude, but it's sorta the norm around here...no one does their homework...)
On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, care wrote:
it was made in 1991.
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Well, Morty Seinfeld was played by Phil Bruns inThe Stakeout...and by Barney Martin thereafter.
Frank Constanza was played by John Randolph in The Handicap Spot and was then replaced by the inimitable Jerry Stiller.
Newman ....before we saw him as Wayne Knight we heard him threaren suicide from the roof
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Lloyd Braun was played by Pete Keleghan and Matt McCoy Joanne Krupke was played by Renata and Robin Mirsky Michael ("ya gotta see the baaaaaybeee!") was played by Steven Prutting and Mark L. Taylor. Marilyn Goldberg was played by Robin and Renata Mirsky Mr. Lippman was played by Harris Shore and Richard Fancy.
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George Steinbrenner has been played by Larry David and Lee Bear.
That's six. (Very good question though!)
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(Remove XXXX to reply)I think you have forgotten one. Didn't another actor play the role of Jerry's father in the first season or so? I don't remember his name. Anyone know?
Joanne
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Regis and Kathie Lee
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The Today Show, when Jerry wore the Puffy Shirt
Don't forget the Merv Griffith show
We can't forget Melrose Place!
Dragnet. The Library Detective was a thinly disguised Joe Friday. This also ties in with the Film Noir thread, since Dragnet was in many ways a TV version of Film Noir.
On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, kmsimmons wrote:
count Superman. And how about the Miss America pageant, and the televised Yankee Games, do they count? When was ER ever mentioned
"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner
Melrose Place
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On 10 Mar 1998 06:06:55 GMT, [email] (BenF802961) wrote:
Regis and Kathy Lee
There's also "Melrose Place", (from the lie-detector test, I'm not sure which ep) and "Oprah" ( when Kramer gives hisTV to George and keeps coming into Jerry's apartment, I think this was the Virgin ep.
NYPD Blue (there's a picture of Dennis Franz in George's bathroom)
What about Melrose Place? When Jerry had to take the polygraph...
The bold and the beautiful
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Happy Days (the "Does she 'like me like me'" dialogue between George and Elaine prompts Jerry to call George "Potsie")
And don't forget "The Merv Griffin Show" and "Regis & Kathie Lee".
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Melrose Place
kmsimmons wrote:
There was also a poster of Quantum Leap at NBC, but I don't think the show was actually mentioned by any of the characters.
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Add to the list Melrose Place, from the episode where Jerry dated the police officer who game him a lie detector test to prove he watches the show!
Meyer.
Cheers along with LA Law was mentioned when George goes to NBC studios along with Jerry! Meyer wrote:
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Tiny Toons ( The Contest - Jerry's watching it while Kramer is watching the naked woman across the street)
Bonanza
Happy Days, indirectly (in some episode, Jerry says to Elaine and George, "when you and Potsie are finished scheming...")
TV Guide guy mentions I Love Lucy, The Lucy Show, Here's Lucy.
When Kramer gets rid of his TV, he goes into Jerry's apartment to watch The Bold and The Beautiful.
Melrose Place..."YES! Michael slept with..." (or something to that effect).
Eric
On 9 Mar 1998, Paul Valenti wrote:
"All My Children", when Kramer and Mickey were stand-ins on the show.
let's add:
Cheers Live with Regis and Kathie Lee The Today Show Murphy Brown
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from the Shrinkage episode...."and then there's Maude!"
Mike
Elaine accused Jerry of watching Party of Five, and in the end, he caved, and admitted it.
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